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Fuck, the Triforce is real.
D14 Cthulhu dice
Every time you roll this die for SAN loss you have to roll this die for SAN loss
Anyone able to speak more to the material? I’ve never seen stucco used like this and I’m intrigued.
For a second there I thought this was just some 3d printed widget with all the lines till I noticed the comm.
It would be a cool thing to do a 3-D copy of.
Bead? So it’s small? Something to indicate scale would have been nice.
It’s dangerous to go alone.
LeMarchand dice?
Should I be surprised that it looks like they directly wrote information on it? (E1100P?)
I’m just a little surprised the museum would do that. Special ink maybe?
Yeah, sometimes they apply a clear (removable) coating to the surface first and then write on it.
Other times it’s just low-acid inks (or extremely soft-graphite pencil) applied directly to the surface. It’s only painted objects that they really can’t do that with.
Ultimately, it adds to the provenance, so it’s easier to track and verify many years from now. It’s different than some kid finding it on the playground, and etching his initials in it with a protractor.
It has a side with a circle so it must be a 1d∞
if you play with this bead you might just summon Pinhead…
